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Answer our call, league begs ED…as 2030 push hots up ahead of Zanu PF conference in October

THE Zanu PF women’s league has once again implored President Emmerson Mnangagwa to acceed to the ruling party’s calls for him to extend his stay in power beyond 2028. Speaking in Harare yesterday, during the launch of the Presiden­tial Empowerment Fund for the league, its secretary Mable Chinomona said the thus-far-unyielding Mnangagwa should listen to…

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Police advocate school drug, sexual vigilance

Takudzwa Dhambu POLICE have called on school authorities to monitor behav­ioural changes among learners in order to detect possible drug and sexual abuse, as well as mental health issues. Speaking during a back-to-school campaign in Ha­rare yesterday, Police Assistant Commissioner Sithulisiwe Mthimkulu cautioned learn­ers against drug and substance abuse as well as early sexual activity,…

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Bulawayo suspends water shedding

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has temporarily sus­pended its 130-hour water shedding programme due to faults at the Ncema Pump Station and power losses at Criterion Water Works. In a statement yesterday, BCC town clerk Christopher Dube said the situation had resulted in reduced water treat­ment and production, which in turn affected reservoir levels. “The…

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Chiyangwa urges frank Zanu PF talks

CHIEF WRITER ZANU PF Central Committee member and chief fundraiser Phillip Chiyangwa has called for honesty and frank discussions within the ruling party, saying it is the only way to strengthen the organisation and maintain its relevance with grassroots supporters. Speaking during a provincial leadership workshop in Hurungwe on Saturday, Chiyangwa urged leaders to abandon…

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“Prophet” nabbed for US$75k theft

Rutendo Ngara A SELF-STYLED Bulawayo prophet, Richard Mutare, has appeared in court accused of conspiring with a couple to steal part of US$75 000 that the pair had taken from a Harare woman. Mutare was co-joined with Mathew Ndovi, 23, and his girl­friend Loice Taruvinga, 31, who are facing charges of unlawful entry into premises…

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End fixation on ZiG, Government urged… Biti says main focus must be on firing up the economy

By Blessings Mashaya and Brandon Josphat THE government needs to implement all needed reforms urgently to have a chance of success in its escalating push to de-dollarise the country’s economy by 2030. So says former Finance minister, Tendai Biti, who adds that it is only then that Zimbabweans will be confident that the sole use…

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ED pushes for reparatory justice

By Takudzwa Dhambu dhambut@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for stronger collaboration between Africa, the Caribbean, and the global African Diaspora in pushing for reparations to address historical injustices of slavery, colonialism, and apartheid.  In remarks delivered on his behalf by Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi at the second African Union–Caribbean Community (AU–CARICOM) Summit in Addis…

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High Court evicts woman

By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE High Court has brought finality to a protracted property dispute by ordering the eviction of a woman who claimed she had purchased a piece of land in North Trenance, Bulawayo, nearly two decades ago. Justice Evangelista Kabasa ruled in favour of David and Dadirai Shoko, declaring them the lawful owners…

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Parliament wants study on mental health

PARLIAMENT says the government must allocate funds for researchers to conduct a comprehensive study on the increasing prevalence of mental health cases across the country. This call comes after new data from the World Health Organisation (WHO) revealed that over one billion people in the world are living with mental health disorders, with conditions like…

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